Pattern and library for implementing asynchronous caching

Often in our Rails applications we have tasks that may take a lot of time to finish, such as external API requests. This is risky to perform inside our endpoints because it blocks our threads and is not scalable. Here we provide a solution to this problem, using sidekiq to run our heavy work in background

With EventEmitter you can build your application in Event-Driven way. It acts as global pub/sub mechanism and uses Sidekiq to reliably and asynchronously deliver messages to subscribers. Using this approach you can enforce low coupling between different components of the system.

An asynchronous experiment framework.

Asynchronous Request-Reply pattern ruby implementation.

Handle async call using Sidekiq.

Reliable fetcher for Sidekiq

Practical application of clean architecture in a real business idea using ruby.

Produces Sidekiq queue metrics for the Autoscale.app Agent

Gem to autoscale (and downscale to ZERO) Rails Apps Sidekiq Workers Running on Render based on Queues Size

BackOps processes multi-step jobs using Sidekiq in a retry-from-failed fashion.

Helps with sidekiq.

Rails engine for Bloom Remit users

Gem for collecting extended metrics for Sidekiq Pro.

Bulky allows you bulk update your ActiveRecord models. It will enqueue the bulk update and run it through the model's lifecycle to ensure validation are performed. Bulky also provides logging of bulk update success or failure.

Extremely simple Redis caching for any Ruby class

Deploy sidekiq on docker

Description of Cas.

Gem packaging of Catarse, a crowdfunding application.

Catena lets you write and compose background tasks in a flexible way to model business processes